Half life period of a chemical reaction is proportional to CA0 -1 , if the reaction is of __________ order. (A) First(B) Zero(C) Second(D) Third

Half life period of a chemical reaction is proportional to CA0
-1
, if the
reaction is of __________ order.
(A) First
(B) Zero
(C) Second
(D) Third
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(C) Second
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